The smart open house provides optimal adaptability using sensing, operating, information, and communications technology, in conjunction with open building in-filled components, to perceive user needs and environmental changes, and thereby meet the needs for sustainability and a healthy living environment. These needs are particularly pressing in view of the aged society that will emerge in Taiwan after 2020. Based on the smart open house hypothesis, this study proposes using agent-based smart skins in a smart open house, where an agent-based smart skin is embedded in a lifetime home (or ageless home) with an open system construction. The agent-based smart skin operating mechanism employs fuzzy logic inference and neuro-fuzzy learning to process environmental information from sensing devices and drive skin elements, achieving adaptive action, meeting residents' lifetime use needs, and offering a user experience-oriented smart care capability.
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1 June 2007
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June 01 2007
An Agent-Based Smart Skin for Building Smart Homes Available to Purchase
Shang-Yuan Chen
Shang-Yuan Chen
National Cheng Kung University & Feng Chia University
, Taiwan
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Publisher: Emerald Publishing
Online ISSN: 2633-9838
Print ISSN: 0168-2601
© 2007 Open House International
2007
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Open House International (2007) 32 (2): 74–88.
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Chen S (2007), "An Agent-Based Smart Skin for Building Smart Homes". Open House International, Vol. 32 No. 2 pp. 74–88, doi: https://doi.org/10.1108/OHI-02-2007-B0009
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